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Third Session, Thirty-Ninth Legislature

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Bill 18

THE REGULATED HEALTH PROFESSIONS ACT



Section
Table of Contents            
PART 1
INTERPRETATION
1(1) Definitions
(2) Included references
(3) Conditions
(4) Reference to "practising" members
PART 2
RESERVED ACTS
INTERPRETATION
2 Purpose
3 Definitions
WHAT IS A RESERVED ACT?
4 List of reserved acts
WHO MAY PERFORM A RESERVED ACT?
5(1) Performance of reserved acts restricted
(2) Person or class of persons may be exempted
(3) Activities may be exempted
(4) Supervision
(5) Requiring another person to perform a reserved act
DELEGATION OF A RESERVED ACT
6(1) Delegation of a reserved act
(2) Council must make regulations
(3) Performance of a delegated reserved act
PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY
7(1) Public health emergency
(2) Regulations Act does not apply
PART 3
GOVERNANCE
DESIGNATION
8 Designating regulated health professions, establishing colleges
COLLEGE
9(1) College is a corporation
(2) Powers and capacity
(3) Corporations Act does not apply
10(1) Duty to serve the public interest
(2) Mandate of college
(3) College must not set professional fees
11 Membership
COUNCIL
12(1) Council
(2) Council to manage affairs
13(1) Composition of council
(2) Public representatives appointed by minister
(3) Public representatives appointed by council
(4) Additional council members
(5) By-laws for election and appointment of council members
14(1) Term of office
(2) Multiple terms
(3) Continuing to hold office
15 Quorum
16 Vacancy
17(1) Council committees
(2) Public representatives
18 Remuneration
19 Officers
20(1) Oath of office
(2) Effect of failure to take oath
(3) Who may administer the oath
(4) Copy of oath to registrar
(5) Breach of oath
(6) Effect of suspension or removal
21 Public representative for only one profession
COMMITTEES AND REGISTRAR
22(1) Committees
(2) Appointments committee re public representatives
(3) Additional committees
23 Registrar and staff
24(1) Officials directory
(2) Directory information public
MEETINGS
25(1) Annual general meeting
(2) Special meeting
(3) Special meeting on written request
(4) Notice of meetings
(5) Public meetings
PART 4
REGISTRATION AND
CERTIFICATE OF PRACTICE
REGISTERS
26 Registers established by council
27 Registrar to maintain registers
28(1) Register of regulated members
(2) Register of regulated associate members
(3) Register information public
29 Honorary membership
30 Corporations and other entities are not members
APPLYING FOR REGISTRATION
31 Who considers and decides registration applications?
32(1) Registration of regulated members
(2) Conditions
(3) Labour mobility
33 Registration of regulated associate member
34 Application for registration not approved
35 Entry on the register
36 Error on the register
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
37(1) Certificate of registration
(2) Information to be shown on certificate of registration
(3) Certificate of registration does not expire
(4) Certificate of registration may be amended
APPEALS
38(1) Appeal to council
(2) How to appeal
(3) Hearing
(4) Panel may hear appeal
(5) Decision or action of panel
(6) Right to appear
(7) Counsel
(8) Member of council who is also member of board of assessors
(9) Decision by council
(10) Notice of decision on appeal
39(1) Appeal to court
(2) Powers of court on appeal
CERTIFICATE OF PRACTICE
40(1) Certificate of practice — regulated members
(2) Conditions
(3) Information to be shown on certificate of practice
41(1) Certificate of practice — regulated associate members
(2) Conditions
(3) Information to be shown on certificate of practice
42 Application not approved
(1 Appeal
(2) Sections 38 and 39 apply
44 Producing certificate of practice
45 Displaying certificate of practice
RENEWAL
46(1) Renewal of certificate of practice
(2) Conditions
(3) Certificate of practice continues
(4) Non-renewal for failure to pay fees or apply in time
(5) Application not approved or approved subject to conditions
(6) Effect of non-renewal
47(1) Appeal
(2) Sections 38 and 39 apply
CANCELLATION
48(1) Registrar's report
(2) Council may direct registrar to cancel registration or certificate of practice
(3) Cancelled if conviction
49(1) Written notice of cancellation required
(2) Appeal
(3) Surrender
(4) Name removed from registrar
50 Reinstatement
51 Cancellation for other reasons
52 Effect of cancellation
PROHIBITIONS
53(1)
(2) Assisting the making of false representation
54 Unauthorized practice prohibited
55 Prohibition re accredited facilities
PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY
56(1) Practising during public health emergency
(2) Certificate of practice
(3) Authorized practice
PART 5 BUSINESS ARRANGEMENTS
PRACTICE IN ASSOCIATION
57(1) Practising in association
(2) Meaning of "practise in association"
(3)
(4) Duty to report
(5) Exemption from liability for disclosure
HEALTH PROFESSION CORPORATIONS
58 Definitions
59(1) Authority of health profession corporation to practise
(2) How health profession corporation to practise
Permit
60(1) Permit for health profession corporation
(2) Conditions
(3) Validity
(4) Validity during consideration of renewal application
(5) Refusal to issue or renew permit
(6) Notice of decision
(7) Appeal to council
(8) How to appeal
(9) Decision by council
(10) Appeal to court
Restrictions
61 Carrying on practice without permit prohibited
62(1) Restriction on use of name
(2) Restriction on business of health profession corporation
(3) Interpretation of business restriction
(4) Validity of corporate act
Duties and Responsibilities
63 Conflict in duties
64(1) Regulated member must comply with Act, etc.
(2) Contraventions by corporation prohibited
(3) Obligations to persons receiving health care not diminished
(4) Liability of regulated members
(5) Liability of voting shareholders
(6) Investigation of regulated member practising through corporation
(7) Regulated member's conditions apply to corporation
Suspension or Cancellation
65(1) Suspending or cancelling permit
(2) Limitation
(3) Surrender of permit
66 Alternatives to suspending or cancelling permit
67(1) Written notice of cancellation required
(2) Appeal to court
(3) Powers of court on appeal
68 Notice of changes
Agreements
69(1) Voting agreements void
(2) Unanimous shareholders' agreements void
Prohibitions
70(1) Holding out as a health profession corporation
(2) Holding out as a shareholder, officer, etc.
71(1) Making false representations or declarations
(2) Assisting the making of false representation
72 Prohibition re accredited facilities
Record of Health Profession Corporations
73(1) Record of health profession corporations
(2) Registrar to maintain record
(3) Contents of record
(4) Record information public
Miscellaneous
74 College powers
75 Non-application to pharmacies
76 Prohibition re false advertising
PART 6
TITLE RESTRICTION
77 Title restriction: member of college
78(1) Restricted use of "doctor", "surgeon", "physician"
(2) College of Physicians and Surgeons
(3) College of Dentists and Dental Assistants
(4) College of Chiropractors
(5) College of Naturopathic Doctors
(6) College of Optometrists
(7) College of Pharmacists
(8) College of Podiatrists
(9) College of Psychologists
(10) Non-application
79(1) Holding out as a college
(2) Non-application
80 Holding out as a college officer or employee
81(1) Use of "registered", "licensed"
(2) Exception
PART 7
STANDARDS OF PRACTICE,
CODE OF ETHICS, PRACTICE
DIRECTIONS AND CONTINUING
COMPETENCY PROGRAMS
82(1) Standards of practice
(2) Incorporation by reference
(3) External document
(4) Scope of regulations
(5) College regulates more than one health profession
(6) Consultation
(7) Approval of regulations
83(1) Code of ethics
(2) Incorporation by reference
(3) Consultation
84 Copies to be made available
85 Practice directions
86 Member must comply with Act, etc.
87(1) Continuing competency program
(2) Consultation and approval requirements
PART 8
PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
WHAT DEFINITIONS APPLY IN THIS PART?
88 Definitions
HOW IS THE ROSTER OF PUBLIC REPRESENTATIVES MADE?
89(1) Roster of public representatives
(2) Separate roster for one or more professions
(3) Council may nominate persons for roster
HOW IS A COMPLAINT MADE?
90(1) Complaint about a member's conduct
(2) How to complain
(3) Complaint if registrar aware of professional misconduct
(4) Complaint against former member
91(1) Notice to complainant
(2) Registrar's actions
92(1) Notice of dismissal
(2) Complainant may apply for review
(3) Referral to committee
(4) Hearing not required
(5) Decision of committee
INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE?
93(1) Establishing complaints investigation committee
(2) Role of the committee
94(1) Members
(2) Panels
(3) Public representatives
(4) Chair to select panel
(5) Quorum
(6) Decision of panel
INFORMAL RESOLUTION
95 Informal resolution
THE INVESTIGATION
96(1) Appointment of an investigator
(2) Investigation generally
(3) Who may be an investigator?
(4) Chair or registrar may perform responsibilities
97(1) Notice of investigation
(2) When information to be given
WHAT DOES AN INVESTIGATOR DO?
98(1) Investigator's duty
(2) Related matters
(3) Legal counsel and experts
WHAT POWERS DOES AN INVESTIGATOR HAVE?
99(1) Powers of an investigator
(2) Identification card
(3) Person must provide information
(4) Computers, photographs and copies
(5) Removal
(6) Admissibility of copies
WHAT HAPPENS IF A PERSON DOES NOT COOPERATE WITH AN INVESTIGATION?
100(1) College may apply for court order
(2) Failure to produce records, etc. is professional misconduct
(3) Warrant to enter and investigate
(4) Application without notice
(5) Offences re investigation
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AN INVESTIGATION IS COMPLETED?
101(1) Investigator's report to the committee
(2) Notice to investigated member
(3) Investigating other member
WHAT DECISIONS CAN THE COMMITTEE MAKE?
102(1) Decision of complaints investigation committee
(2) Hearing not required
(3) Decision given to parties
103 If mediation unsuccessful
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE INVESTIGATED MEMBER IS CENSURED?
104(1) Investigated member may be required to attend in person to be censured
(2) Publication of censure
(3) Order for costs
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE INVESTIGATED MEMBER VOLUNTARILY SURRENDERS
105(1) Voluntary surrender of registration
(2) Order for costs
(3) Publication of voluntary surrender
HOW CAN AN INVESTIGATED MEMBER BE REINSTATED AFTER A VOLUNTARY
106 Conditions on reinstatement
107 Costs if conditions placed on right to practise
CAN A COMPLAINANT APPEAL THE COMMITTEE'S DECISION?
108(1) Appeal by complainant to council
(2) How to appeal
(3) Appointing an appeal panel
(4) Non-council members may be appointed
(5) Exclusion from appeal panel
(6) Decision of appeal panel
109(1) Power on appeal
(2) Notice of decision
(3) Hearing not required
CAN AN INVESTIGATED MEMBER BE SUSPENDED BEFORE A DECISION IS MADE?
110(1) Suspension or conditions pending decision
(2) Notice of suspension or conditions
(3) Appeal of suspension or conditions
(4) Hearing by council
(5) Right to appear and be represented
(6) Powers on appeal
(7) Application for stay
(8) Application served on the registrar
BREACH OF AN UNDERTAKING
111 Referral to inquiry committee if undertaking is breached
DISCLOSURE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT
112 Information may be disclosed to law enforcement
WITHOUT PREJUDICE COMMUNICATIONS
113 Without prejudice communications
WHAT IS THE INQUIRY COMMITTEE?
114(1) Appointing an inquiry committee
(2) Role of the committee
115(1) Members
(2) Panel
(3) Members of the panel
(4) Who cannot sit on panel
(5) If member unable to continue
(6) Decision of panel
HOW DOES A PANEL HOLD A HEARING?
116(1) Hearing
(2) Date of hearing
(3) Notifying complainant
(4) Notice of hearing
(5) Public notice of hearing
117(1) Procedure
(2) Rules of evidence do not apply
(3) Right to appear and be represented
(4) Adjournments
118 Hearing in absence of investigated member
119(1) Witnesses
(2) Oral and affidavit evidence
(3) Oral evidence
(4) Oaths
(5) Notice to attend and produce records
(6) Witness fees
(7) Failure to attend or give evidence
(8) Evidence taken outside Manitoba
120(1) Prior notice of evidence
(2) Introducing evidence without proper notice
121 Evidence of other matters
IS THE HEARING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC?
122(1) Hearing open to public
(2) Request for an order that a hearing be private or that a person be identified only by initials
(3) When order may be made
(4) Reasons for the order to be available
(5) No publication other than initials
123(1) No publication of identifying information
(2) Exception
WHAT FINDINGS CAN THE PANEL MAKE?
124(1) Decision of the panel
(2) Findings
125(1) Deemed professional misconduct
(2) Member may make submissions before order made
(3) Form of submissions
WHAT ORDERS CAN THE PANEL MAKE?
126(1) Orders of panel
(2) Previous censures and orders
(3) Ancillary orders
(4) Suspending or cancelling registration or certificate of practice
(5) Costs re undertaking or conditions
(6) Contravention of order
WHAT COSTS AND FINES CAN THE PANEL IMPOSE?
127(1) Costs and fines
(2) Nature of costs
(3) Failure to pay costs and fines by time ordered
(4) Filing of order
THE DECISION
128(1) Written decision
(2) Decision forwarded to registrar
(3) Decision given to investigated member and complainant
(4) Transcripts
129(1) Decision available to the public
(2) College may edit decision
IS THERE A RIGHT TO APPEAL?
130(1) Appeal to Court of Appeal
(2) How to appeal
(3) Appeal on the record
(4) Sealing part of the record
(5) Review of sealed record by Court
131(1) Powers of Court on appeal
(2) Stay pending appeal
CAN AN INVESTIGATED MEMBER WHO IS DISCIPLINED BE REINSTATED?
132 Reinstatement
WHO IS INFORMED ABOUT THE DISCIPLINING OF A MEMBER ?
133 Notice to employers and others of discipline
PART 9
OTHER COLLEGE DUTIES
AND RESPONSIBILITIES
PRACTICE AUDITORS
134(1) Appointment of practice auditors
(2) Entry of premises and inspection of records
(3) Person must provide information
(4) Computers, photographs and copies
(5) Removal
(6) Admissibility of copies
(7) College may apply for court order
(8) Failure to produce records, etc. is professional misconduct
(9) Warrant to enter and investigate
(10) Application without notice
(11) Obstruction of practice auditor
135 Audit for other professions
PRACTITIONER PROFILES
136(1) Practitioner profiles
(2) Definition
(3) Regulations
(4) Verification of information
(5) Prior review
(6) Scope of regulations
(7) College regulates more than one regulated health profession
(8) Regulation required by the minister
(9) L.G. in C. may make regulation
DUTY OF MEMBERS TO REPORT
137(1) Duty of members to report
(2) Exemption from liability for disclosure
CONSULTATION RE PROGRAM OF STUDY
138 Consultation with ministers re program of study
CONFIDENTIALITY AND COLLECTING AND SHARING INFORMATION
139(1) Definitions
(2) Confidentiality of information
(3) Limits on disclosure of personal information and personal health information
140(1) Registrar to collect information
(2) Member to provide information
(3) Minister may require information
(4) Registrar to provide information
(5) Minister may disclose information
(6) Authorized entity
ANNUAL REPORT
141(1) Annual report
(2) Contents of report
COLLEGE WEBSITE
142(1) College website
(2) Paper or electronic form
LETTERS OF STANDING OR CERTIFICATE OF CONDUCT
143 Letters of standing or certificate of conduct
PART 10
HEALTH PROFESSIONS
ADVISORY COUNCIL
144(1) Advisory council established
(2) Composition of advisory council
(3) Chairperson of advisory council
(4) First members
145 Ineligible advisory council members
146(1) Term of office
(2) Term of office: first members
(3) Appointment of successors
(4) Re-appointment
(5) Vacancy
147(1) Advisory council duties
(2) Terms of reference
(3) Advisory council to follow terms of reference
148(1) Function is advisory only
(2) Prohibited matters
149 Powers
150(1) Advisory council to consult with affected colleges
(2) Colleges to work with the advisory council
151 Meetings of the advisory council
152 Procedure
153 Member's remuneration and expenses
154 Advisory council to report annually to the minister
PART 11
NEW REGULATED HEALTH PROFESSIONS
APPLICATION
155(1) Applying to be a regulated health profession
(2) Application requirements
(3) Group to represent majority of practitioners
INVESTIGATION
156 Actions
157 Investigation initiated by minister
158 Investigation by advisory council
159 Costs of investigation
160(1) Recommendation of advisory council to minister
(2) Other recommendations
161 Recommendation to L.G. in C.
TRANSITIONAL COUNCIL
162(1) Transitional council of a college
(2) Powers of the transitional council
(3) Registration in transitional period
(4) Powers of minister
(5) Transitional council to comply with the minister's request
(6) Regulations made by Lieutenant Governor in Council
(7) Transition
PART 12
MINISTERIAL POWERS
INQUIRY
163(1) Inquiry
(2) Subject of inquiry
(3) Evidence Act powers
(4) Terms of reference
(5) Expenses
DIRECTIVES
164(1) Directives
(2) Scope of directive
(3) Matters not to be included in directive
(4) Council must comply with directive
(5) Regulations
ORDERS
165(1) Order re administrator
(2) Support requested or required
(3) Deemed to be carrying out duty of college
(4) Termination of appointment
PART 13 GENERAL PROVISIONS
166 Responsibility to ensure registration, valid certificate of practice
167(1) Responsibility to report misconduct
(2) Hospital's or regional health authority's responsibility to report misconduct
168 Prohibition
INJUNCTION
169 Injunction
OFFENCES
170(1) Offence
(2) Offence: section 139
(3) Directors, officers and employees of health profession corporations
(4) Limitation on prosecution
(5) Fines payable to the government
171(1) Prosecution of offence
(2) Stay of proceedings
172 Proof of offence
PROTECTION FROM LIABILITY
173 Protection from liability
174 Limitation period
MISCELLANEOUS
175(1) Service of documents
(2) Deemed receipt
176 Registrar's certificate
177 Proof of conviction
PART 14
THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS OF MANITOBA
DEFINITIONS
178 Definitions
COUNCIL
179(1) Composition of council
(2) Non-application of section 13
(3) Term of office for regulated associate member
REGISTRATION OF FACULTY MEMBERS
180(1) Registration re faculty members
(2) University may grant certificate
(3) Conditions
STANDARDS COMMITTEE
181(1) Standards committee
(2) Powers of an investigator
(3) Limit on requiring production of records and information
(4) Refresher training
ACCREDITED FACILITIES
182(1) Application of this section
(2) Facilities must apply for accreditation
(3) By-laws
(4) Consultation with minister
(5) Standards of practice and practice directions
(6) Council may establish program review committee
(7) Accreditation not granted
(8) Section 38 applies
(9) Report of committee to council
(10) Council may order closure of facility
(11) Notice of decision
(12) Immediate closure
(13) Prohibition
(14) Member must not work in non-accredited facilities
(15) Application to other facilities
(16) Agreement to specify processes
(17) College to provide information to minister
(18) Timing and contents of report
183 Conduct of member practising on behalf of medical corporation
NON-TRADITIONAL THERAPIES
184 Non-traditional therapies
PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
185 Purpose of section 186
186(1) Modified provisions for complaints made to the College of Physicians and Surgeons
(2)
(3)
(3) Complaint if registrar aware of professional misconduct
(4)
(5)
(6)
COMPLAINTS COMMITTEE
92.1(1) Complaints committee
(2) Public representatives
(3) Selection of panel
(4) Members of the panel
(5) If member unable to continue
(6) Decision of panel
(7) Reference to complaints committee
92.2(1) Resolution of complaints
(2) Advice to the member
(3) Referral to the investigation committee
(7)
(8)
PART 15
THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACISTS OF
MANITOBA, AND OTHER MATTERS
RE PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS
187 Definitions
REGISTER OF LICENSED PHARMACIES
188(1) Register of licensed pharmacies
(2) Registrar to maintain register
189(1) Information in register
(2) Access to register information
PHARMACIES
190 Pharmacy licence
191(1) Application for licence
(2) Contents of application
(3) Pharmacy manager
(4) Application by a corporation
(5) Application by a partnership
192 Separate application for each facility
193(1) Issuing pharmacy licence
(2) Conditions
(3) Duration
(4) Register of licensed pharmacies
194(1) Application to renew a pharmacy licence
(2) Renewing a pharmacy licence
195 Appeal
196(1) Suspending pharmacy licence
(2) Cancelling pharmacy licence
(3) Appeal
(4) Surrender of licence
(5) Publication of suspension or cancellation
197 Reinstatement
198(1) Court order appointing custodian
(2) Contents of order
(3) Costs
(4) Notice of application
199 Service of court order
200 Obligations of owner
201 Complaints
202 Responsibility for employees
203 Change in ownership of pharmacy
204 Carrying on business of bankrupt person
205 Practice directions
206 Owner must comply with Act, etc.
PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
207(1) Modified meanings of Part 8 (Professional Conduct) provisions
(2)
(3)
(4)
90(1) Complaint about a member's or owner's conduct
(5)
(3) Complaint if registrar aware of professional misconduct
(6)
(4) Complaint against former member or owner
(7)
(8)
(4) Computers, photographs and copies
(9)
(2) Failure to produce records, etc. is professional misconduct
(10)
(3) Investigating other member or owner
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
105(1) Voluntary surrender of registration
(16)
(3) Publication of voluntary surrender
(17)
106 Conditions on reinstatement
(18)
107 Costs if conditions placed on right to practise or to operate a pharmacy
(19)
110(1) Suspension or conditions pending decision
(20)
(3) Appeal of suspension or conditions
(21)
112 Information may be disclosed to law enforcement
(22)
(2) Oral and affidavit evidence
(23)
(24)
(25)
125(1) Deemed professional misconduct
(2) Member or owner may make submissions before order made
(3) Form of submissions
(26)
126(1) Orders of panel
(27)
(4) Suspending or cancelling registration, certificate of practice or pharmacy licence
(5) Costs when conditions imposed
(6) Contravention of order
(28)
(3) Failure to pay costs and fines by time ordered
(29)
132 Reinstatement
(30)
133.1 Notice of discipline involving pharmacy owner
OTHER COLLEGE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
208(1) Modified meanings of Part 9 (Other College Duties and Responsibilities) provisions
(2)
134(1) Appointment of practice auditors
(3)
(2) Entry of premises and inspection of records
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7) College may apply for court order
(8) Failure to produce records, etc. is professional misconduct
(7)
135 Audit for other professions
GENERAL PROVISIONS RE COLLEGE
209 Council at meetings of members
210 Approval of regulations
211(1) Code of ethics
(2) Incorporation by reference
(3) Amendment or repeal of code of ethics
(4) Copies to be made available
212(1) Letters of standing
(2) Registrar's certificate
ACTIVITIES NOT AFFECTED BY THIS ACT
213 Activities not affected by Act
INTERCHANGEABLE PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS
214(1) Definitions
(2) Dispense as written
215(1) Substitution of interchangeable product
(2) Product not available
(3) Exception if "no substitution" instructions
(4) Method of giving "no substitution" instructions
(5) "No substitution" instructions continue
(6) Amount charged if "no substitution" instruction
216 No liability for dispensing interchangeable products
217 Regulations
PART 16
REGULATIONS AND BY-LAWS
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL REGULATIONS
218(1) Regulations made by L.G. in C.
Reserved Acts
Governance
Business Arrangements
Other College Duties and Responsibilities
New Regulated Health Professions
General Provisions
(2) Scope of regulations
(3) Incorporation by reference
(4) Public consultation in regulation development
(5) Notifying colleges re regulation development
MINISTERIAL REGULATIONS
219(1) Regulations made by minister
Governance
Title Restriction
Professional Conduct
Other College Duties and Responsibilities
New Regulated Health Professions
The College of Pharmacists of Manitoba and
Other Matters re Pharmaceutical Products
(2) Scope of regulations
(3) Incorporation by reference
COUNCIL REGULATIONS
220(1) Regulations made by council
Reserved Acts
Registration
Business Arrangements
Title Restriction
Continuing Competency
Professional Conduct
General Provisions
(2) Regulations for College of Physicians and Surgeons
(3) Regulations for College of Pharmacists
(4) Scope of regulations
(5) Incorporation by reference
(6) Labour mobility
(7) College regulates more than one health profession
(8) Consultation
(9) Approval of regulations
(10) Regulation required by minister
(11) L.G. in C. may make regulation
COUNCIL BY-LAWS
221(1) By-laws made by council
Governance
Registration
Business Arrangements
Code of Ethics
Professional Conduct
(2) By-law powers for College of Pharmacists of Manitoba
(3) By-law powers for College of Dentists and Dental Assistants of Manitoba
(4) College regulates more than one health profession
(5) Consultation with members
(6) Period of effectiveness
(7) Amendments and repeal of by-laws
(8) By-laws available to the public
PART 17
TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS AND
CONSEQUENTIAL AND CONDITIONAL
AMENDMENTS
TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
222(1) Definitions
(2) Transitional regulations
(3) Scope of regulations
223(1) Purpose
(2) Non-application: section 5 and subsection 81(1)
(3) No effect on application or operation of profession-specific Act
(4) Non-application: subsection 78(1)
224(1) Non-application: sections 55 and 72
(2) Non-application: section 79
(3) Does an existing college need to apply under Part 11 to be regulated under this Act?
225 Transitional re Manitoba Dental Association
CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS
226(1) C.C.S.M. c. A80 amended
(2)
(3)
227(1) C.C.S.M. c. A85 amended
(2)
(3)
(4)
228 C.C.S.M. c. C50 amended
229 C.C.S.M. c. C280 amended
230(1) C.C.S.M. c. D35 amended
(2)
(3)
(4)
231(1) C.C.S.M. c. D104 amended
(2)
232(1) C.C.S.M. c. E150 amended
(2)
(3)
233 C.C.S.M. c. F12 amended
234(1) C.C.S.M. c. F52 amended
(2)
(3)
235(1) C.C.S.M. c. H35 amended
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
236(1) C.C.S.M. c. H120 amended
(2)
(3)
237(1) C.C.S.M. c. I80 amended
(2)
238(1) C.C.S.M. c. M95 amended
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
239(1) C.C.S.M. c. M110 amended
(2)
(3)
240(1) C.C.S.M. c. O60 amended
(2)
(3)
241 C.C.S.M. c. O70 amended
242(1) C.C.S.M. c. P33.5 amended
(2)
(3)
243(1) C.C.S.M. c. P34 amended
(2)
244(1) C.C.S.M. c. P60 amended
(2)
(3)
(4)
245 C.C.S.M. c. P93 amended
246(1) C.C.S.M. c. P215 amended
(2)
247 C.C.S.M. c. R115 amended
248 C.C.S.M. c. S110 amended
249(1) C.C.S.M. c. V60 amended
(2)
250(1) C.C.S.M. c. W210 amended
(2)
(3)
251(1) C.C.S.M. c. Y50 amended
(2)
252 Consequential amendment, S.M. 2001, c. 36 (unproclaimed)
CONDITIONAL AMENDMENTS
253(1) C.C.S.M. c. D35
(2)
(3)
254 C.C.S.M. c. O60
255 C.C.S.M. c. O70
256(1) C.C.S.M. c. P60
(2)
(3)
257 C.C.S.M. c. P93
258 C.C.S.M. c. R115
259(1) Conditional amendment re Pharmaceutical Act, S.M. 2006, c. 37
(2)
PART 18
REPEAL, C.C.S.M. REFERENCE AND
COMING INTO FORCE
260 Repeal
261 C.C.S.M. Reference
262 Coming into force
SCHEDULE 1
Professional Misconduct Fines Table
SCHEDULE 2
List of Profession-Specific Acts